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The complete works of Mark Twain [pseud.]

by: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

Publication date: 1909

Topics: Joan, of Arc, Saint, 1412-1431, Voyages around the world, Christian Science, Mississippi River -- Description and travel

Publisher: New York, Harper & Bros

Collection: internetarchivebooks; americana

Contributor: Internet Archive

Language: English

Volume: SEVENTEEN (17)

- [v. 1-2] Autobiography. - [v. 1.] The adventures of Tom Sawyer. -[v. 2.] The innocents abroad. - [v. 3.] Pudd'nhead Wilson. - [v. 4.] The American claimant. - [v. 5.] Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court. - [v. 6.] Roughing it. - [v. 7.] Life on the Mississippi. - [v. 8.] The mysterious stranger. -[v. 9.] The adventures of Huckleberry Finn. - [v. 10.] The gilded age. - [v. 11.] A tramp abroad. -[v. 12.] What is man? - [v. 13.] Following the equator. -[v. 14.] Tom Sawyer abroad. - [v. 15.] The man that corrupted Hadleybrug. -[v. 16.] In defense of Harriet Shelley. - [v. 17.] Joan of Arc. -[v. 18.] The 30,000 bequest. - [v. 19.] Sketches, new and old. - [v. 20.] Europe and elsewhere. - [v. 21.] - The Prince and the pauper. - [v. 22.] Mark Twain's notebook. - [v. 23.] Christian Science. -[v. 24.] Mark Twain's speeches

26 v. 18 cm